2 days ago · She was nominated as a Fayetteville Observer Future Black History Maker because "she embodies leadership, creativity and ambition at a young age," writes nominator Dr. Gemette McEachern, New ...

2 days ago · I want to introduce you to some very special young people here in Cumberland County: The Fayetteville Observer’s Future Black History Makers Class of 2025. For three years now, the Observer has ...

2 days ago · He was nominated as a Fayetteville Observer Future Black History Maker because he "is a leader both in the classroom and on the field," says nominator Corrine Blake-Bean, eighth-grade math teacher.

He was nominated as a Fayetteville Observer Future Black History Maker because, "Randal's achievements are further supported by his mother, Tori Jackson, a proud single mom and a dedicated member ...

He was nominated as a Fayetteville Observer Future Black History Maker because he "is a very well-rounded young man," writes his nominator, Long Hill Elementary School counselor Margaret Wheeler ...

She was nominated as a Future Black History Maker because "This quote from Edith Wharton accurately depicts the character of Amira McNeal: 'There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle ...

2 days ago · PHOTOS: The Fayetteville Observer's Future Black History Makers of 2025. Andrew Craft. The 2025 Future Black History Makers. Read more about this year's honorees.

Feb 13, 2024 · What makes your child a Future Black History Maker? Her desire for justice, ability to lead and ability to produce new, original ideas.

Feb 20, 2023 · MaKenzie Jones, 11, is in fifth grade at Gray's Creek Elementary School. She was nominated as a Future Black History Maker because "MaKenzie takes pride in her academic …

She was nominated as a Fayetteville Observer Future Black History Maker because "Kalani is the first student to arrive at my class each morning and takes all her peers' chairs down without being ...